How tall can a 13-year-old man grow after ejaculating sperm?

Many parents can't help but worry about their boys' height. If they are not tall, it will have a great impact on their future. But many parents don't really know what the factors are that affect height. Some parents even think that it is difficult for boys to grow taller after they go into estrus. Some parents want to ask, how tall can a boy grow after his first frequent ejaculation?

There is no necessary correlation between boys' frequent ejaculation and their height. During puberty, sex hormones begin to grow and develop rapidly and gradually mature. Sperm will appear around puberty. The appearance of sperm basically indicates that sex hormones are basically mature. Whether height can continue to grow is mainly related to the scales of long bones.

Fish scales can continue to grow and develop before they are completely ossified. Under X-ray examination, there is a pig scale, and the fish scales on the bones cannot heal. Generally, they can continue to grow taller, but the scales cannot look tall. The scabs usually heal around the age of 18, and there are still scabs after the age of 20. Generally, boys can still look tall after spermatogenesis, and how tall they can grow varies from person to person.

In fact, frequent spermatorrhea in boys is a manifestation of the growth and maturation of the human body's urinary system during puberty. The testicles will begin to metabolize and produce sperm. After the normal sperm is mature, it will be automatically discharged from the body after a period of time due to lack of sexual life. This is the principle of frequent spermatorrhea, which has no direct relationship with human height growth. Therefore, parents do not need to worry that boys will not grow after their first frequent spermatorrhea.

Generally speaking, a boy's height basically stops growing at the age of 22, but some boys stop growing and developing at around 25 years old. If parents want their boys to be taller, they should pay attention to a balanced and effective diet during the boy's growth period, especially eating more foods high in protein, vitamins, minerals such as calcium and zinc, such as milk, protein foods, and fresh vegetables and fruits.

Parents should also pay attention to ensure that boys get enough sleep, and improve sleep, to help the body metabolize more growth hormone, which is beneficial to body growth. In addition, boys can go outdoors more often to bask in the sun, which is beneficial to the conversion of vitamin D, promote the absorption of high-quality protein, and allow bone growth and development. At the same time, they should also strengthen exercise, especially playing basketball, long jumping, and some pull-up exercises.